Research shows a student’s mindset around math is the biggest factor in whether or not they will excel in the subject.

Concrete ideas for math teachers looking to incorporate growth mindset into their classrooms.

Those pervasive ideas and the way math has traditionally been taught can make it exceptionally difficult for math teachers to nurture growth mindsets in their students, they say.

Similar results were found for students who believed "most people can learn to be good at math" – something psychologists call a "growth mindset." ...

How we created a growth mindset in math Catherine Castillo April 17, 2019 When standardized test scores revealed students’ lack of number sense, one district examined its instructional practices and ...

In a new study from the Stanford Graduate School of Education, students whose teachers underwent a professional-development program challenging the "myth of the math person" scored higher on an ...

Like gaming, learning math requires grit and persistence—cornerstones of growth mindset—and is grounded in problem solving, flexible thinking, and pattern recognition. What’s more, game-based learning ...

A growth mindset is the belief that one’s abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work. Fostering a growth mindset among students is critical to their success, says Juli Dixon, Ph.D., a ...

Math Literacy as a Tool for Liberation As we look to the future, let us remember that math is more than teaching numbers — it's about nurturing a growth mindset, encouraging collaboration and ...

Concrete ideas for math teachers looking to incorporate growth mindset into their classrooms.